Representative Ilhan Omar has consistently demonstrated that she is not aligned with American values. Her latest comments following the assassination of Charlie Kirk make this fact unavoidable. Instead of condemning political violence, Omar has excused it through silence and deflection.
A reduced version of Prince Andrew’s fall from grace is ongoing with Mandelson.
Coldplay frontman Chris Martin has sent his love to Charlie Kirk’s family following his brutal assassination earlier this week.
Before the influx of Palestinians and the rise of Hezbollah, Lebanon was the wealthiest, most educated, and only Christian-majority country in the Middle East.
President Trump negotiated the biggest and most advantageous trade deal with Europe on July 27, and on August 21, 2025, the United States and European Union issued a joint statement formalizing the “Framework on an Agreement on Reciprocal, Fair, and Balanced Trade.” The agreement is a landmark achievement, which Trump calls the biggest trade deal in history, and the numbers make that claim at least arguable.
China’s global standing is weakening in 2025, with its high-profile international initiatives delivering little beyond headlines.
In recent years, the Nobel Peace Prize has too often gone to leaders whose actions brought instability rather than peace, eroding much of the award’s credibility.
Donald Trump’s return to the White House has triggered a hard reset of the United States’ trade policy.
The United States was criticized when it cut funding to the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) after the agency was found to have ties to Hamas.
The United Kingdom will officially recognise the state of Palestine in September unless Israel agrees to a ceasefire in Gaza.
While America grapples with its own dark past of slavery, a massive chapter of history gets buried by academics who fixate on Western guilt.
As a wave of Israeli attacks on Syrian forces rocks the fragile crust of a Middle East peace, Secretary of State Marco Rubio is trying to stop a full-scale war from erupting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xVmqtbXtTw Last weekend’s Turning Point Student Action Summit ratcheted up the MAGA debate over US-Israel relations to eleven with Tucker Carlson calling out Israel for alleged Epstein ties and comic Dave Smith debating Newsweek columnist Josh Hammer.
Highly unpopular French President Emmanuel Macron is constantly chasing foreign-policy opportunities to grandstand as the consequential world leader that he is not.
The Hamas attacks in Israel on October 7th 2023 have unleashed a deadly and seemingly endless conflict in the Middle East.
While the world is fixated on Middle East tensions, Russian forces continue pounding military and strategic targets all over Ukraine.
Despite claims by mainstream media, combined airstrikes by the United States and Israel over the past two weeks were highly successful, inflicting significant damage on Iran’s nuclear program and eliminating key military leaders, including high-ranking officers of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), a U.S.-designated terrorist organization that operates directly under Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Commentary An epic clash of MAGA versus waning Globalism is about to take place as Air Force One flies to The Hague in the Netherlands for the annual NATO Summit.
Guest post by Drieu Godefridi The concept of the “Great Replacement”, popularised by the French writer Renaud Camus, is the subject of heated debate in Europe and the US.
A North Korean official condemned U.S.
Pope Leo XIV has seemingly rebuked President Trump over his decision to launch missile strikes on Iranian nuclear sites.
After more than 3 years having his regime be the focus of the Globalist establishment, Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky now sees the world’s attention turning to the dangerous escalation in the Middle East – and is afraid funds for his war effort will become even harder to come by than they’ve already become.
In every failed state, every destabilized country, and every major conflict across the Middle East, one pattern emerges with striking consistency: Iranian fingerprints.
On Saturday, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) announced it had eliminated two Iranian Revolutionary Guard commanders, Saeed Izadi and Benham Shahriyari, in separate strikes.
The worried eyes of the world are focused on the deteriorating scenario in the Middle East, with the possibility of a nuclear crisis looming ever closer.
With all the escalation surrounding the war in the Middle East and the continued conflict in the Ukraine, we’ve come to the point where the process of the détente between the US and Russia has apparently lost its momentum.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUBJKMHyq64 Writing on Jewish News Syndicate, Fox News host Mark Levin praised Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu for “transforming the Middle East” leading to a “world free of a nuclear terror regime” and attacked “isolationists” in the MAGA movement who are “turning on our president.” Levin is said to have been key in Trump’s decision to support Netanyahu’s decision to strike the Islamic Regime terrorizing Tehran.
Britain has announced that is sending military assets to the Middle East as Israel’s conflict with Iran continues to escalate.
President Donald Trump spoke with ABC News reporter Rachel Scott on Sunday, telling her, “It’s possible we could get involved,” in the war between Iran and Israel, but that the U.S.
Iran’s doctrine demanding global submission to Iranian religious authority—represents the greatest ideological threat to American sovereignty and democratic values since Soviet communism, with a nuclear-armed regime explicitly committed to our destruction.
The world is on fire, but the nuclear superpowers still have an open communication line.
President Donald Trump wrote in a post on Social that Russian President Vladimir Putin called him to wish him a happy birthday, and the two world leaders agreed that the fighting between Israel and Iran should come to an end.
General Flynn provides another excellent analysis of the military situation in the Middle East between Israel and Iran. General Flynn shared the following thread with an updated analysis of the military situation in the Middle East between Israel and Iran.
Israel yesterday launched a targeted airstrike against Iran’s Natanz uranium‑enrichment facility.
UPDATE, June 13, 2025: Shortly following the publishing of this article Thursday night, Israel launched a series of air strikes against Iran after the Islamic nation reportedly violated it’s obligations not to proliferate nuclear weapons.
In response to a threat by Iran to attack U.S.
Rose is joined by Pastor Jack Hibbs of Calvary Chapel Chino Hill; his TV broadcast is called Real Life with jack Hibbs.
Former Israeli hostage Omer Shem Tov told CNN that his Hamas captors’ behavior toward him changed for the better after Donald Trump was elected president in November.
On Friday, Vice President JD Vance joined the Midshipmen of the United States Naval Academy at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium to give the commencement address to the young men and women who have committed to protecting our nation.
Could President Donald Trump officially recognize Palestine as an independent state on his trip to the Middle East?
During a press briefing on Friday, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt shut down reporters for suggesting that President Trump is using his office for his own or his family’s financial benefit, like Joe Biden did. During the briefing, two different reporters insinuated that the President was profiting or being influenced by foreign money or doing personal business on an official trip to the Middle East.
President Trump on Thursday announced his first trade deal over tariffs and reciprocal trade with the United Kingdom.
President Trump on Thursday afternoon announced he will be nominating Mike Waltz to be the next US Ambassador to the United Nations after his ousting as National Security Advisor.
Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) is calling on his alma mater, Princeton, to dismiss Seyed Hossein Mousavian from the University, citing a ‘risk to students.’ Mousavian is a Middle East security and nuclear policy specialist at the university and a former Ambassador of the Islamic regime to Germany.
Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, proposes a ‘Minister for Deportations’ to address illegal immigration, echoing policies reminiscent of the Trump era. His bold vision could reshape British immigration policy.
Avi Abelow analyzes the pivotal Trump-Netanyahu meeting, emphasizing its implications for global trade and security against the backdrop of a coordinated assault on Israel by China and its Islamist allies.
Vice President J.D. Vance criticizes Mitch McConnell’s opposition to a key nominee, igniting a fierce debate over GOP loyalty and strategic priorities. This clash highlights deepening rifts within the party.
In a compelling interview, Steve Witkoff articulates the shifting dynamics of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, asserting that Putin seeks peace as U.S. officials prepare for crucial ceasefire negotiations.
The UAE’s landmark commitment to invest $1.4 trillion in the U.S. economy marks a significant milestone in bilateral relations, with implications for AI, energy, and manufacturing sectors.
Newly declassified testimony from CIA chief James Angleton unveils alarming insights into U.S.-Israel intelligence ties and allegations of nuclear knowledge transfers, raising critical questions about Cold War-era diplomacy and security.
In a time of escalating tensions, this analysis argues that the West must shift its focus toward the East to safeguard the future of Christian communities amidst ongoing conflicts.
In a harrowing escalation of violence, over 1,000 non-Muslims have been massacred in Syria, revealing the catastrophic consequences of U.S. foreign policy. The chilling accounts demand urgent attention to this unfolding tragedy.
In a candid conversation, Steve Bannon and Jack Posobiec delve into the tumultuous state of Syria, examining the intertwining threads of chaos, violence, and impending collapse. Their insights provoke critical reflections on the region’s future.
Kari Lake’s appointment as the acting CEO of the US Agency for Global Media signals potential seismic shifts in agency operations. What reforms does she envision, and what implications might this have for American media?
The Biden administration’s recent draft to re-designate the Houthis as a foreign terrorist organization marks a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy, with profound implications for regional stability and humanitarian efforts.
In a shocking development, the Wuhan Institute of Virology has identified yet another coronavirus with potential human transmission. This revelation raises critical questions about ongoing research and global health preparedness.
In a significant exchange, Senator Marco Rubio and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov engage in crucial discussions that may influence U.S.-Russia relations. Delve into the implications of their dialogue.
